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The USAEE and IAEE have combined efforts to create a working paper series that gives all USAEE/IAEE members a chance to increase the circulation, visibility, and impact of their research. If you have an unpublished research paper that addresses any aspect of energy economics or energy policy, we would like to feature your paper in this new series. There is no cost to you, only benefits!
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Mon
25
2021
January 25, 2021
10:00-11:00AM
Lowering Emissions by Curtailing Renewables in Power Systems
Host: BAEE - EST
To lower pollution, it became imperative to integrate as much renewable energies as possible in power systems. This has been translated into forcing the maximum production of variable renewable energy (VRE) ---wind and solar--- into power systems operation. The increasing operational costs to maximize the VRE output became the price to pay in order to lower pollution. However, here we show that it is a misconception that forcing VRE production always lowers pollution. We present some examples illustrating that, apart from increasing costs, forcing VRE production can also increase pollution.
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26
2021
January 26, 2021
8:00-9:00AM
Webinar: Oil Trade: Can the United States Remain a Net Exporter?
Online via Zoom
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